Vertical Gardening

Learn about this space- and water-saving approach to gardening!

Saturday, April 27
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FREE
Non-Members:
FREE
Students:
FREE
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All Ages
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Join us in the ART Yard at The ARTSpace on Main and learn all about vertical gardening. See how herbs and produce can be grown in a small amount of space using less water, and how you can repurpose items that would ordinarily be thrown away to make a vertical garden.

Learn more about our vertical garden here.

For more information, contact J. Tyler Lewis.

This is just one of our programs inspired by Dialogues with Mother Earth: Drawing to Save the Planet by Erica Daborn. See the exhibition through Aug. 16!

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About the Instructor

J. Tyler

J. Tyler Lewis is a multidisciplinary theater artist and educator based in Arkansas. With a background in performance, design, and directing, his work explores the intersections of storytelling, education, and community engagement. Originally from San Diego, California, Tyler’s journey through various cities and personal experiences has shaped his artistic perspective, particularly his commitment to making theater accessible to all.

After earning his Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Ouachita Baptist University (2017), Tyler has dedicated his career to both performing arts and arts education. He has worked in academic and community theater spaces, developing productions that center on innovative storytelling and social impact. As a passionate educator, he created “Theater for Every Classroom,” a professional development program integrating theatrical techniques into broader educational frameworks. This program was selected for presentation at the 2024 Innovation Rally by the Office of Innovation for Education.

Beyond the stage, Tyler remains an active force in the arts community. He volunteers and directs at the Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas, fostering emerging talent and expanding arts accessibility. He also serves as the National Director of Philanthropy for Sophisticated Gentlemen Incorporated, furthering his mission to use the arts as a tool for social change.

Through his work, Tyler continues to explore how theater can be a catalyst for education, empowerment, and connection, making a lasting impact both within and beyond the performance space.

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